Thanks for the straight forward video. Also, Thanks for advising to take a small screwdriver to clean out the elbow fitting. Total time of repair was less than 4 minutes. I won't discuss what the part cost...CRAZY!
Thank you- I had no idea how to replace these. I bought the parts so I wouldn't have to put the car in the shop. I just fixed it and your method worked perfectly.
Yes! Thank you for making this video as I was looking for a way to help me get this exact issue fixed on my own, without having to go to a mechanic and paying for not only the part, but the labor!
Thanks so much, saved me a bunch of time and hassle. If you could maybe show how to remove the nozzle next time some people might not understand how the clips work from inside the hood. I used a flat head and got it to come out.
Open the hood and squeeze the two clips of the nozzle under the hood together with a needle plier and push it out from the bottom end where the hose is attached.
Thank-you. Very good video. I think one of the nozzles on my GC sucked in a little water which froze and cracked the plastic nozzle. Excellent description.
Thanks. I recorded this video quite a while ago so don't really remember how it happened, but it happens quite often on vehicles. Nozzles usually get plugged up or crack. If you go with aftermarket ones car part stores sell pairs at around $25. If you buy online you should be able to find some for $10. If you go OEM it will probably be closer to $50
Hello, have seen your videos because I have a dodge grand caravan 2014 and 2015 and you have been a great help to me , you have saved me much heart ach and money , thank you very much, do you have a video on what goes wrong with the drivers side window master switch, thanks
Hello, I'm glad my videos are helping you. I made a video ono how to replace the switch: th-cam.com/video/IzgoCmWkAdA/w-d-xo.html Those are always going bad and I just replace the switch instead of trying to fix it. They are affordable aftermarket and you should be able to find it online
Hi, unfortunately I've never done it on older model of Dodge Caravan and don't have one available right now to check. It should be fairly similar as I can see nozzle comes separate from the wiper
Thanks for your quick response@@QuiteAlright, appreciate it. Yes, the nozzle comes separate from the wiper, however, I noticed that the washer hose is broken from the top side (where it connects with the nozzle just under the wiper panel) and I struggle to find the spot to re-connect it. Hopefully, it'll be easier to fix once I figure out the connector thing.
@@MoinGShaikh No problem and good luck. You can buy those small connectors and hose lines at any car part store. Line usually comes rolled up and then you cut how much you need
Not sure what you paid for just the nozzles as u said they are quite cheap. I contacted Dodge in Canada. Their price for just one was $121 CDN plus taxes which is nuts. So i ordered a two pack for my 2008 Grand Caravan on Amazon for $10.08 CDN. FIts perfect.
@QuiteAlright That's right. It's unbelievable that a dealership will sell those in the first place at all. The manufacturer of the aftermarket once is the same. Not sure how the dealership justifies such high prices.
Thank you! This was the most straight-forward video I've seen where the camera was actually angled at the areas discussed. 10/10, thank you!
You're very welcome! I'm glad my video helped you out
Thanks for the straight forward video. Also, Thanks for advising to take a small screwdriver to clean out the elbow fitting. Total time of repair was less than 4 minutes. I won't discuss what the part cost...CRAZY!
You're most welcome. Those nozzles are crazy expensive, even aftermarket ones. Too much for such a small part, doesn't make sense
Very helpful video. Clear instructions and good explanations helped me replace the nozzle on my own vehicle.
Thanks. I'm glad my video helped you out
worked perfectly. I used the Universal; nozzle replacement. Thank you for the wonderful video, saved me labor
You're very welcome. Thanks for watching
Thank you- I had no idea how to replace these. I bought the parts so I wouldn't have to put the car in the shop. I just fixed it and your method worked perfectly.
Excellent! Thanks for the comment :)
Yes! Thank you for making this video as I was looking for a way to help me get this exact issue fixed on my own, without having to go to a mechanic and paying for not only the part, but the labor!
Thanks for watching :)
Thanks so much, saved me a bunch of time and hassle. If you could maybe show how to remove the nozzle next time some people might not understand how the clips work from inside the hood. I used a flat head and got it to come out.
You're welcome and thanks for the tip. I will include more details in a next video
Open the hood and squeeze the two clips of the nozzle under the hood together with a needle plier and push it out from the bottom end where the hose is attached.
Extremely helpful and thank you very much.
You're most welcome
Thank-you. Very good video. I think one of the nozzles on my GC sucked in a little water which froze and cracked the plastic nozzle. Excellent description.
Thanks for watching. I'm glad this video helped you out
Tu vídeo fue tan instructivo que aunque no hablo inglés entendí perfecto que es lo que tengo que hacer…..muchísimas gracias!!!!
You're welcome :)
Order parts from Amazon! $14.11 for 2 delivered! Dealer price was over $80. !
The one from amazon, did it spray at the correct angle? Most reviews say none of them do.
Thanks so much. Very informative and worked for me.
Glad it helped :)
Nice one brother, gotta fix mine today and thanks to your video it should be easy-breezy!
Thanks and good luck
Thank you exactly what I needed to know
Glad it helped
Great HELPFUL video. How did your nozzle break off to begin with? Also how much did the part cost? TY.
Thanks. I recorded this video quite a while ago so don't really remember how it happened, but it happens quite often on vehicles. Nozzles usually get plugged up or crack. If you go with aftermarket ones car part stores sell pairs at around $25. If you buy online you should be able to find some for $10. If you go OEM it will probably be closer to $50
Hello, have seen your videos because I have a dodge grand caravan 2014 and 2015 and you have been a great help to me , you have saved me much heart ach and money , thank you very much, do you have a video on what goes wrong with the drivers side window master switch, thanks
Hello, I'm glad my videos are helping you.
I made a video ono how to replace the switch:
th-cam.com/video/IzgoCmWkAdA/w-d-xo.html
Those are always going bad and I just replace the switch instead of trying to fix it.
They are affordable aftermarket and you should be able to find it online
Hi, can you please advise how to do this for Dodge Caravan 2002? Mine has nozzles on the wiper panel not on the hood. Thanks
Hi, unfortunately I've never done it on older model of Dodge Caravan and don't have one available right now to check. It should be fairly similar as I can see nozzle comes separate from the wiper
Thanks for your quick response@@QuiteAlright, appreciate it.
Yes, the nozzle comes separate from the wiper, however, I noticed that the washer hose is broken from the top side (where it connects with the nozzle just under the wiper panel) and I struggle to find the spot to re-connect it.
Hopefully, it'll be easier to fix once I figure out the connector thing.
@@MoinGShaikh No problem and good luck. You can buy those small connectors and hose lines at any car part store. Line usually comes rolled up and then you cut how much you need
@@QuiteAlright thanks, I'll check with some local stores here
Where do I buy The L shape
Thank you for the help
Happy to help
Not sure what you paid for just the nozzles as u said they are quite cheap. I contacted Dodge in Canada. Their price for just one was $121 CDN plus taxes which is nuts. So i ordered a two pack for my 2008 Grand Caravan on Amazon for $10.08 CDN. FIts perfect.
Hi, yes it is best option to buy aftermarket nozzles. Price the dealership is asking is unreal for a small piece of plastic
@QuiteAlright That's right. It's unbelievable that a dealership will sell those in the first place at all. The manufacturer of the aftermarket once is the same. Not sure how the dealership justifies such high prices.
You never showed how to take out the Noozle!!!
Just snap the tabs off with a screwdriver.